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$a Marina V. N. Whitman, John von Neumann: a personal view -- Peter D. Lax, Remembering John von Neumann -- Françoise Ulam, Nonmathematical reminiscences about Johnny von Neumann -- Israel Halperin, The extraordinary inspiration of John von Neumann -- Nicholas Vonneuman, The philosophical legacy of John von Neumann, in the light of its inception and evolution in his formative years -- George W. Mackey, von Neumann and the early days of ergodic theory -- Donald S. Ornstein, von Neumann and ergodic theory -- Hillel Furstenberg, Nonconventional ergodic averages -- F. J. Murray, The rings of operators papers -- Richard V. Kadison, Operator algebras -- -an overview -- Alain Connes, Introduction à la géométrie non-commutative -- Huzihiro Araki, Some of the legacy of John von Neumann in physics: theory of measurement, quantum logic, and von Neumann algebras in physics -- Arthur Jaffe, Mathematics motivated by physics -- I. E. Segal, The mathematical implications of fundamental physical principles -- Herman H. Goldstine and John von Neumann, On the principles of large scale computing machines -- James Glimm, Scientific computing: von Neumann's vision, today's realities, and the promise of the future -- Zhen Su She, Eric Jackson and Steven A. Orszag, Intermittency of turbulence -- Enrico Clementi, Steven Chin, Gina Corongiu, James Given, George C. Lie, Michele Migliore and Piero Procacci, Supercomputer simulations of the interaction of biomolecules in solution -- Jack D. Cowan, von Neumann and neural networks -- Elwyn Berlekamp, Two-person, perfect-information games -- William Aspray, The origins of John von Neumann's theory of automata -- Nicholas Pippenger, Developments in "The synthesis of reliable organisms from unreliable components" |
